On 4/27/23 10:57, Scott Kostyshak wrote:
I imagine Emacs users have similar desires to use Emacs features in LyX.
In the case of Emacs, there is the file emacs.bind, which implements some of the Emacs key bindings. The problem with vi is the modes, which would take work to implement. But you could certainly implement some kind of 'trigger' keystroke (something you don't use much, say the pipe), and then implement some vi key bindings as key sequences. I.e., in effect the pipe would 'switch modes' momentarily. This would not work well for character-type navigation, but for other commands it might work.
It may be that the things some key bindings do is not yet implemented. But you can do a lot with sequences of LyX commands (via the command-sequence LFUN).
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